Question about ODB11

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Hi, I'm new to the field of ODB11.

I'm interested in its use, not to actually make changes, but to somewhat understand the activities in service.
Background: There is still an attempt to get missing assistants running through the control units that the vehicle SHOULD have, but does not HAVE.

Can I make a before/after export with ODB11 and compare where they have made some changes - if at all?

And: is this type of access traceable for the workshop?

As I said, just connect and read out, not change, no error deletion, leave everything untouched.

I would like to be able to check what they are doing there, but I have no desire for discussions.

Thanks in advance.
 
Schau mal hier gibt es schon ne Menge Lesestoff.
 
Hey,
I have looked at your link thoroughly. Really many great codings that are possible and a lot of great work that @CanbiZ has put into it.
I had contact with him today; unfortunately, he had to inform me that the FL in general with SFD2, which are equipped with the newer safety system. As a result, coding is hardly possible. In some cases, intervention is even likely to be prosecuted criminally.
 
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